Today, Dan and Jordan continue observing Alex's confusing coverage of the Uvalde shooting. In this installment, Alex changes his mind and declares that there was a "stand down" and The Archangel Michael of Common Sense shows up to challenge Michael Moore to a debate. Citations
Today, Dan and Jordan continue to view Alex's Uvalde shooting coverage. In this installment, Alex implores the audience to not blame the police for anything, and workshops ways to make schools more like jails with a guy who used to work for Blackwater. Citations
Today, Dan and Jordan continue to track Alex's response to the Uvalde shooting. In this installment, Alex treads water for a bit, and leans on his callers to bring some weirdness to the conversation. Citations
Today, Dan and Jordan check in on an "Emergency Report" that Alex put out on the evening of May 24, hours after the shooting in Uvalde. Spoiler alert: it's not great coverage. Citations
Today, Dan and Jordan take a little space breaky from Alex Jones to learn about what is going on in the world from a slightly different perspective.
Today, Dan and Jordan return to their acclaimed series of deposition-related episodes, as they break down two depositions featuring a person brought in to be Infowars' corporate representative. Deposition videos
Today, Dan and Jordan check in on Alex, only to find that he's no longer so worried about his fears about a race war, and has pivoted over to theories about Covid vaccines causing monkeypox. Citations
Today, Dan and Jordan follow up on Alex's coverage of the Buffalo shooting. It turns out, it's mostly just still him falsely bragging about how he predicted it. Citations
Today, Dan and Jordan cover Alex's first response to the shooting in Buffalo, and rebuff Alex's claims that he predicted the attack. Citations
Today, Dan and Jordan check in with plaintiff's attorney Mark Bankston about how things are progressing in Alex's case, then go over an episode with him that involves some legal claims.
Today, Dan and Jordan dip back to the past to see what they can find. In this installment, Alex misreports a staggering number of stories, and warns people about the dangers of owning multiple toothbrushes. Citations
Today, Dan and Jordan see what Alex has been up to. In this installment, Alex may or may not reveal who is behind QAnon (he doesn't). Plus, he gets very defensive about January 6 stuff. Citations
Today, Dan and Jordan take a little breaky to see how things were going in the past. In this installment, Alex interviews two people with fun names, and depression sets in when Alex mentions how old he is. Citations
Today, Dan and Jordan check in on how Alex responded to the Supreme Court news. It's part surprising, part not. Also, Alex discusses a man who was beaten with tuna fins. Citations
Today, Dan and Jordan experience a jarring change in tone on Alex's show. In this installment, Alex growls thanks to God, describes Satan's clothes, and rambles about how a guru is asking for death. Citations
Today, Dan and Jordan experience a very weird episode of The Alex Jones Show, where Alex seems to take the entire first hour trying to say goodbye to the audience. Citations
Today, Dan and Jordan take a little glimpse at the middle of Alex's Moneybomb, where he's trying to get his audience to pay his legal fees for him. Also, Alex begins selling teeny-tiny gold bars, and chats with Oliver Stone's son. Citations
Today, with all the chaos brewing in Alex World, Dan needs until Monday to sort through the weeds. Thankfully, Jordan comes in for the save, with an exploration of chaos magic and ghost-clearing incantations.
Today, Dan and Jordan check in to see how Alex is doing in the present. In this installment, Alex talks about needing money, complains about his lawsuits, and then briefly touches on how he needs money.
Today, Dan and Jordan reunite to check in on some recent Alex news. In this installment, Alex covers the NY subway shooting, gives snake venom Covid theories a thumbs-down, and chats with champion-level weirdo Ali Alexander. Citations
Today, Dan and Jordan dip into the past, looking for some gems. In this installment, Alex eulogizes Bob Hope, expresses displeasure about Willie Nelson's new song, and whiffs an interview in spectacular fashion. Citations
Today, while Jordan is on vacation, Dan sits down for a chat with Amanda Moore about the year she spent undercover living among some of the characters who come up on Infowars a bit.
Today, Dan and Jordan check in on Alex's present day before Jordan takes off for his vacation. In this installment, Alex gets transphobic, takes some calls, and compares the Globalists to cartoon bugs. Citations
Today, Dan and Jordan take a little breaky to the past. In this installment, Alex creates a Michael Savage based conspiracy and performs a mini one-man show. Citations
Today, Dan and Jordan do their 666th episode, which is just a normal episode. In this installment, Alex reveals that it's legal to kill babies, Dan has a few thoughts about Wrestlemania, and DJ Danarchy provides a special evil theme song. Citations
Today, Dan and Jordan wrap up their run of depositions by discussing the December 2021 questioning of The Cuck-Destroyer, Owen Shroyer.
Today, Dan and Jordan discuss the deposition of Infowars Managing Editor Kit Daniels in his lawsuit regarding his misidentifying of the Parkland shooter. Plus, plaintiff's attorney Bill Ogden joins the gents to discuss the act of deposing Info-Warriors
Today, Dan and Jordan banish present day Alex from the show and jump to the past. In this installment, Alex explains "twists and subtwists," reveals the roots of the New Age movement, and gives strong evidence he's a sovereign citizen. Citations
Today, Dan and Jordan discuss the tumultuous past few days in the world of Alex Jones. They deal with the depositon drama, and then break down the episode Alex did instead of listening to his doctor and staying home. Citations
Today, Dan and Jordan celebrate Alex's return from his little breaky. In this installment, Harrison Smith loves St. Patrick's Day, Alex falls victim to weaponized weed, and many pro-Putin talking points fly freely. Citations
